SPEECH BY DR VIVIAN BALAKRISHNAN,MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, YOUTH AND SPORTS AND SECOND MINISTER FOR INFORMATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND THE ARTS, AT WORLD GLAUCOMA CONGRESS, 18 JULY 2007, 3.00 PM AT SUNTEC CONVENTION CENTRE BALLROOM
Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan said: "I am glad that the Association of International Glaucoma Patient Organisations is also represented here today. It is fitting that the perspective of patients is upheld in the midst of the high science that we are here to share and celebrate. After all, it is the patients’ welfare that is our ultimate index of success."
Alpha-C Support Group welcomes the Minister's speech on the importance of the patient in the search of excellence in glaucoma. We are glad that we have Anny Leow as the sole representative of Singapore in the AIGPO discussions and deliberations.
Peer to Peer Sharing : In the sea of knowledge, we seek to establish a connection between those seeking for information and those who have the answers sought. Together we may come to a better understanding of the "newly discovered" knowledge that makes the difference.
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
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OUR OBJECTIVES
- 1. We aim to discuss and formulate effective ways of coping with and managing this disease.
- 2. The group will focus on understanding the disease, adjustment needs and stress management issues.
- 3. We belief that a sound knowledge of glaucoma and its treatment is important to our personal well being.
- 4. We recognise that peer support from people in similar situations is crucial to everyone coping with GLAUCOMA.